Nominated for Best Film in the Drama Category at the 76th Golden Globe Awards, "Bohemian Rhapsody" is a musical biopic about Queen. Directed by Brian Singer, co-starring Rami Marek, Lucy Broadhorn, Gwillim Lee, Ben Hardy, and Joseph Mezero. Set against the backdrop of the formation of the band and the creation of the works, it tells the story of Queen's band from accidental formation, to establishing style, and then to shining. Image source: High-quality image
U2, Kill Bono, adapted from the autobiographical novel "I Almost Became Bono" by music critic Neil McCormick, uses black humor to write about the musical enthusiasm of young Irish people in the 1980s, while also making some explosive descriptions of the early days of U2. Image source: High-quality image
Sex Pistols – Sid and Nancy (1986), based on the story of the band's bassist, Hilde Wisches, starring Gary Oldman. After Sid meets Nancy at a friend's house, the two fall in love. Sid contracted a drug addiction from Nancy, who was so addicted that he had to end his music career. The two always quarreled, and their spirits changed dramatically. —During a quarrel, Sidder impulsively kills Nancy. Sid escaped justice, but eventually died of a drug overdose. Image source: High-quality image
Beatles, A Night of Revelry (1964), in the fall of 1963, in order to make money from the Beetles in the red half of the sky, United Artists and the Beatles in the United States signed a film, with the goal of releasing the film's soundtrack in the United States. The film tells the story of four boys from Liverpool, who, despite their fame and fortune, have only one night to take the plunge. Starring John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr. Image source: High-quality image
Gates ( 1991 ) is a musical biography film directed by Oliver Stone and starring Fang Kimmer and Meg Ryan , about the 1960s life of Jim Morrison, the soul lead singer of the American psychedelic rock band Gate , from overnight fame to self-destruction. Image source: High-quality image
The Rolling Stones – Shining Light (2008), a paramount classic music documentary directed by Martin Scorsese, tells the story of the Rolling Stones' two concerts at the Beacon Theater in New York in late 2006. Co-starring Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Christina Aguilera. Image source: High-quality image
Pink Floyd – The Wall of Mystery (1982) is a British live-action animated surreal music film directed by Alan Parker and starring Bob Geldorf and others. The film tells the story of a boy who grows up under the over-care of his mother and goes into a state of madness. The film expounds Pink Freud's musical consciousness and creative concept on a deeper level, which completely affected the young generation of the 80s and has a very profound significance. Image source: High-quality image
Nirvana – The Last Days, a biopic produced by HBO Pictures based on the true events of American Nirvana lead singer Curt Coburn, tells the story of a once brilliant singer in his last moments before committing suicide. Image source: High-quality image
The Band – The Last Waltz (1978), The Band does a documentary on the farewell concert in San Francisco. Martin Scorsese's directing technique is excellent, and he has a very good grasp of rhythm and color use; Boris Levin's photographic skills are also pure, making this film one of the masterpieces of rock and roll documentaries. Image source: High-quality image
The Band of Temptations, The Band of Temptations (1998), based on the memoirs of Otis Williams, the last living member of the band's founding five-member group, tells the story of the friendships, joys, grief, betrayals, and deaths of five big boys who came together out of interest. After much hardship, they succeeded, but after success they sank, even arguing over who was the center of the band. The band experienced divisions, several combinations and a downward spiral. Image source: High-quality image